Geocaching Live Nokia E7-00 Belle

Since Belle I can't install my favorite geocaching Java App. Nokia E7-00 Belle
On Anna it was not a problem.
When I try to install it I get an internal error "java.lang.SecurityException: METS_INF/LIVE.SF has invalid digest for v.class in E:\Installs\GeocachingLive.jar"
This is the app: http://live.geocaching.com/dl/GeocachingLive.jar
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Hi diggerholeKJ,
Welcome to the Nokia Forums!
Have you tried downloading the beta on the site you gave and see if the Geocaching works?
As Belle is an update and a different platform to Anna, certain applications may have not been updated to work along side Belle. IF problems still persist, we recommend you to contact the developers to see where they are with updating the application.
Regards,
haZey
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